Beautiful guitar harmonies using just 2 strings. Easy to visualize! Guitar Lesson - EP601

[@ramonahallmusic]

Love this lesson and cannot wait to dig in :) love hearing the dobro in the background Brian.

[@fishzebra]

Great lesson, combines caged and nice sounding improv on alt strings

[@michaelekert4868]

one of the best explanations of simply outlining chord changes and how to implement your own style rather than memorization i have seen and he deserves so much more support

[@JohnB-ht1hq]

Hope you enjoyed some down time, Brian! Great to see you back! Nice lesson…

[@postoffice146]

A very helpful new way to look at this system of the major scale and 1 of it's modes.

[@drutgat2]

Thanks, Brian. Hope you had a restful week off.

[@robmcnab6610]

I love the micro-lesson concept. A small bite sized idea to add to the tool kit. So helpful and readily absorbed!!

[@michaelmerrullo2043]

This was really eye opening for me Brian. I actually think the root and fifth sound awesome in an ambient way. Thanks

[@activemelody]

Yeah, that root / 5th sound is mysterious in a way. a lot of old time vocal harmonies use it - like the Carter Family. It's also common in southern gospel ... i'm not sure where i stand on it.. it definitely has it's place in music though!

[@pinepienaar7676]

Great lesson, thanks Brian!

[@ForwardLookingDiver]

Great lesson. I've watched a couple of your videos now. You have a nice style of communicating

[@Vespel007]

Love your lessons about harmonization, I see it as a big part of the way to develop beautiful and sophisticated melodies. Thank for another great lesson and teach so good.

[@4stevio]

This is fantastic, exactly the sort of thing that is going to help me. I play lots of Americana/alt country songs at an open mic, just really basic campfire stuff. One song I love is Time Ain’t Nothing by Green On Red, I’ve struggled to try and work out an intro and little solo/bridge part, mainly because of my lack of music theory knowledge. I’ve managed to cobble something together after months of trying, but this should give me a more solid understanding of how to really make it work. Watching this I’m thinking, okay so that’s how to find the harmony’s to fit the chords of the song. If I study this I’m confident that it’s going to help in that respect. I really need to find a way to jiggle my finances so that I can become a paying active melody member again. Thanks for this.

[@DavidColwell-x4d]

Awesome lesson on how to play a 2 string melody!

[@bijh]

A great lesson. Have tried to utilize the 6ths? And haven’t really grasped it. U have done a great job of making sense of what the changes are and adding the caged system to it. Thanks so much

[@iloverumi]

beautiful

[@mitchdoud9727]

Good job ! That’s what I was figuring out just last week !!

[@hardyshmardy]

Nicely done lesson, thanks! Sounds pretty, and the explanations are very clear and useful.

[@lancelot6465]

I love these lessons! They’re so helpful to understand the fretboard! At 13:25 - that sounds for me like „silent night“ btw. That could be a suggestion for another lesson with this concept 🤔 - what do you mean…

[@AndreasWagner-os9ie]

I really thought the same, cause playing it 2 weeks ago

[@denisechetty4019]

Thanks to Brian I know CAGED pretty well☺️🎸.

[@grobros]

Nice. Very simple, yet powerful. Thanks.

[@dasmith1962]

Great lesson as usual Brian , your delivery aways make it all so simple . Wish I had known about CAGED when I started . Thanks again .

[@Roy_Gaber]

Very nice Brian, love your teaching style. Happy New Year, looking forward to a year filled with new videos. Thanks for all you do.

[@garylcampbell9964]

Good job Brian.

[@sungkilchai]

Congratulations your 600 beautiful works!!

[@Texas1836Band]

Another great lesson

[@AndreasWagner-os9ie]

Happy new year Brian, really cool start in 2025, CAGED system is very important but takes time Can ´t wait the lessons for another year of passion, feeling’s and learning from you, keep cool as you are

[@BongoMusicTheory]

Good lesson

[@GuitarJoLa]

Sweet! 🌺

[@mitchdoud9727]

And relative ly , easy

[@kenmcferran5482]

Super good content, really countryfies the piece 👍

[@janjansen7983]

Nice guitar strap Brian!!

[@smokeychumchum]

easy to digest thankyou

[@borowland5744]

That was fun.

[@compassrosebushcraft6702]

I get it! Thank you. Awesome lesson.

[@ernesthale2471]

Great

[@watergapman]

Could you make a lesson on Van Morrison's Brown Eyed Girl using this technique?

[@underglas681]

Nice

[@manuelwollman153]

Félicitations,

[@JimSteele2559]

Sounds like some steel pedal in there somewhere what did he play? That’s not just a backing track of major chord strum.

[@melbatan6427]

I want to learn, can I have print outs

[@activemelody]

that's what premium membership is for

[@FelmarEnson]

Can you take your arrangement hymnal song" How Great Thou Art" thx a lot...

[@melbatan6427]

I want guitar guides

[@LGTrees]

I appreciate your lessons....but why are your graphics literally upside down and backward from what we see on the guitar?

[@Lucky7Sampson]

This is how guitar tablature works.

[@Akoz_95]

It's illustrated as though you're holding your guitar flat in your lap to look at the neck

[@oklahomachris6298]

Can’t do this lesson if you can’t pick with a pick and strum with a finger dang. It’s pretty tjo